select non-adjacent cells using vba

omairhe

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Hey,

The following code from one of the recent posts perform the task of selecting the cells starting from column A up until actively selected column.

These will select all cells in between. However I would like it to select column A and active column only, hence leaving the adjacent cells in between.

Code:
    Set c1 = ActiveCell
    Range(Cells(c1.Row, "A"), c1).Select
    c1.Activate

Will appreciate and thank you.
 
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Code:
Set c1 = ActiveCell
Union(Cells(c1.Row, "A"), c1).Select
c1.Activate
 
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